Hasta La Motion!

thank you

ive found that the basic principle of a spill removal operates on each pixel in the image:

if green > red
then clip green to red ( green = red )
else green = green

Does anybody have any suggestion on what nodes i would use to implement this algorithm. or better yet how to script this with python??

Noob question. When having a script with tons of transform controls on multiple objects in a 2D setup, the manipulators tend to be very confusing on the screen with all of them looking the same and overlapping over each other etc. If I am not mistaken, double clicking on a transform node doesn’t automatically get it selected in the viewer. There are also no names or labels in the viewer. Is this just the way it’s done? Is there something I am missing to make this simpler? Thanks in advance for any help…

Junx

So I’ll export the scene from Nuke as an FBX file using the ‘WriteGeo’ node. I then import that FBX file into Cinema4D or Houdini and bring in the cam, geometry and animation. The resulting scene is really tiny. I can drop in a standard sphere and have to scale it to around 1-5% of its original size, otherwise it engulfs the entire scene. It’s honestly like comparing a beachball to a golf ball (the latter being the scene).

Is this normal? Or is there a step I’m missing out, or an option I’m not selecting somewhere?

It’s driving me up the wall tbh 🙁
Any advice is greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance.